What brushes for this wheel?

Hey all. Been doing some searching and learning all over this forum. Definitely a great place to pick up a lot of knowledge as a novice like myself. I recently purchased a 2010 Black Mica Mazda 3 five-door and am currently trying to build up my arsenal to keep it clean. My current target are the wheels. As it stands right now the break dust is a PITA. I've seen a few different variations, but wanted to get some opinions related directly to my wheel type. Below is a picture of the exact wheels the 3 sports so let me know what brush or brushes you would use to keep them clean. I purposely left the picture a little larger than most so you can see all the details where I would possibly need some finer brushes. Thanks in advance.

 

Race Glaze brush or a ez detail brush. Right now it seems that many people like the Race Glaze brush from Ken.

 

1)Raceglaze to get the interior of the wheel :headbang:

2)Swissvax to get in the nooks-n-crannys :headbang:

Hope this Helps.....:cig:

Got anymore Questions...:waiting2:

Oh, and Welcome to Detailing Bliss, hope to see you around Speed Freak eace:

 

Do you have a link for those particular brushes. I think I tried looking it up earlier, but got a variety of results back. Still getting my bookmarks folder filled up with all the good sources! Also, thanks for leading me to the forums Patel. :cheers:

 

Raceglaze Brush is the new go-to brush as I'm starting to learn. Unfortunately I also learned Ken has sold out of all of his, luckily I got mine before he did. I would recommend the RG brush for almost any wheel.

 

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Swissvax is always epic win for lug nuts...

 

Well, guess it looks like I'm going to need to put an order together to make it worthwhile for the $25 shipping fee unless I hit the $150 mark

 

Mini EZ brush and Raceglaze for the win.

 

I remove the wheels on all the cars I do and only need two brushes. I use the Swissvax and a flat boars hair brush.

 

Are you working out of a shop where you have air, Dana or do you do it by hand?